Wagin Clinic
Wisdom Teeth Removal in Wagin
Wisdom teeth removal is available at On Point Dental Wagin, within the clinic's general dentistry service. Your dentist examines the teeth and X-rays before recommending extraction.
Open weekdays at Wagin
- Address
- 3/7 Tavistock St, Wagin WA 6315
- Phone
- (08) 9861 1400
- Opening Hours
- Monday
- 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
- Tuesday
- 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Wednesday
- 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
- Thursday
- 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
- Friday
- 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Your Consultation
Your Consultation
in Wagin
A wisdom teeth visit at Wagin starts with an examination and dental X-rays, so the dentist can see whether your third molars are impacted, pressing on neighbouring teeth or likely to cause infection. The dentist explains what they find and whether extraction is appropriate for you. Removal is an invasive procedure with risks, and a second opinion is welcome. Call (08) 9861 1400 or book online to arrange a time.
Read our full guide to Wisdom Teeth Removal.
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Wisdom Teeth Removal Near You
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3/7 Tavistock St, Wagin WA 6315
Related Treatments
Your dentist can explain these options at your consultation.
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Understanding when to extract a tooth is important for maintaining oral health.
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On Point Dental understands that dental emergencies are stressful and often painful.
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During your visit, your dental professional examines your teeth and gums, checks for changes since your previous appointments, and discusses any concerns you may have.
FAQ
Questions About Wisdom Teeth Removal in Wagin
Answers for patients visiting our Wagin clinic.
Does Wagin remove wisdom teeth?
Yes. Wisdom teeth removal falls under the general dentistry offered at On Point Dental Wagin. The dentist reviews X-rays and examines the area, then explains whether extraction is advisable. Dr Jeetash Kumar, Dr Pahul Gill and Dr Shami Gunasekera make up the Wagin team, and advice differs from person to person.
What if my wisdom tooth hurts and I need to be seen at Wagin?
Wagin offers emergency appointments, and you can also walk in while the clinic is open. Call (08) 9861 1400 and describe the pain, swelling or infection. Wagin closes on Saturday, Sunday and from midday on Friday, so trouble that starts late in the week may need a call to Floreat or Fremantle, which open seven days.
Can nervous patients have extractions at Wagin?
Dr Shami Gunasekera, who works at Wagin, has a particular interest in supporting anxious patients. The clinic says its team takes the time to listen to your concerns and answer your questions about your dental care. If you are worried, mention it when you book so the team knows how to help.
Where can I read about third molars and extraction?
The main wisdom teeth removal guide covers the age third molars usually emerge, impaction, who may need removal, and the benefits and risks. This Wagin page deals with the local clinic only. Extraction is a surgical procedure that carries risks, so consider a second opinion from another qualified practitioner before you proceed.
Important Information
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. A consultation is required to assess your suitability for wisdom teeth removal. Individual circumstances vary, and results may differ between patients.
This information is provided by On Point Dental, 3/7 Tavistock St, Wagin WA 6315. For appointments or enquiries, contact us on (08) 9861 1400.
